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De Morgan biographical information tracing his career from its Arts & Crafts beginnings in stained glass at Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Co. to his own tile works and his marriage to Pre-raphaelite painter Evelyn Pickering, a follower of William Morris's closest friend, Pre-Raphaelite painter Edwad Burne-Jones, and touching on their shared interest in Victorian Spiritualism.
Featured: “William De Morgan,” by Evelyn De Morgan; painted in 1909. This biographical essay was published in 1917 (in the March issue of The North American Review). Although little know today, William de Morgan (1839-1917) was a well-known potter, tile-maker and then a widely read novelist, who was a friend of both William Morris and ...
other name:Morgan, William de. Details. individual; designer; British; Male. Life dates. 1839-1917. Biography. Ceramicist and novelist. De Morgan started his career as a painter and then a stained-glass artist, before turning to ceramics in 1869. The Orange House Pottery was in production from 1873 to 1882, when De Morgan moved to Merton Abbey ...
William G. Morgan was a physical director in Holyoke, Massachusetts, and is credited with inventing the sport of volleyball in 1895. He had a vision for the game that he hoped would revolutionize physical education and sports. Morgan wanted to create an indoor sport that could be enjoyed by all ages and skill levels.
Discover the De Morgans Evelyn De Morgan 1855 - 1919 William De Morgan 1839 - 1917 Wilhelmina Stirling 1865 - 1965 Mary De Morgan 1850 - 1907 John Roddam Spencer
Dimensions: Height 154 mm, Width 154 mm, Depth 10 mm. Description: De Morgan created multiple designs based on the same motif, by changing the background from plain, to decorative or by changing the colour. This particular tile is decorated with a ruby lustre bird with a background of grass sprigs. This tile is one of many charming designs ...
26 de dic. de 2022 · Persian Rice Dish (c.1890) by William De Morgan. Plus there has been a successful touring show of work in the US and next year there will be a display of Evelyn’s gold drawings at Leighton House ...
